AI’s Potential: From Policy to Posterity

Policy and AI: AI is Rapidly Changing the Future of Work

AI-driven automation will transform the economy over the coming years and decades. The challenge for investors, founders and policymakers will be to update, strengthen, and adapt our policies and our thinking, to respond to the economic effects of AI. Beyond the hype, there are very real reasons to be concerned about the future of work in the age of artificial intelligence. According to some estimates, between 35 and 50 percent of jobs that currently exist in the United States could be automated over the next three decades. The rapid adoption and application of artificial intelligence, combined with access to big data and better hardware processing capabilities, means we are literally changing the face of blue and white collar jobs.

During the first half of the event, AI’s Potential: From Policy to Posterity, recently announced Venture Partner, Ken Denman and Founding General Partner, Bill Malloy, led a thought provoking conversation around how AI-driven automation will transform the economy over the coming years and decades. He was joined by panelists James Cham, Partner at Bloomberg Beta; Zavain Dar, Principal at Lux Capital; and Vijay Reddy, Investment Manager at Intel Capital.

This event was brought to you in collaboration with our co-host, Digamma.ai. The team at Digamma.ai are machine learning consultants and engineers based in the Bay Area with over 100 employees and thirteen years of experience building AI and machine learning solutions for startups and enterprises.